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SEE OUR SELECTION OF WATCHES, WEDDING AND DIAMOND RINGS

Great George Street OLD GOLD

Cubs Knock Dodgers Into 2nd Place With 9th Inning 4-3 Victory

(‘Canadian Press) l

StJLcuis Cardinals jumped a game an L] half in fiont 111 the ilLli National League lliljl t-haa» .1 night on pinch hitiiii- Wziit-ii- sossﬁs two-run niutli-intiiiii; itomci- \\'!i1el1 gave the Red Birds ii 3-2 viitory over New York Giants alld :1 sweep

a day-andnrfglit tii)ilb|(‘l1€‘ll(l£‘l' a: Brooklyn lost t1 single game a‘

Chicago.

A 15-bit attack on six Giant pitchers ,‘-{ll\<' C.11il.11.1ls a ill-b‘ victory in the iiftwintiei eotiiesl

when Mﬂllllklvl‘ Etltiit- Dyer‘; ath- letes broke the first plzti-e tie with Dodgers and took a full I"!l'__‘,!i1 lead.

Brooklyn's pennant hopes rccriiw. ed a severe pit at Wrigley Ficldl yesterday as Chicago Cubs rallied with two 11111:, in .lie last of the ninth I01‘ d- 4-3 decision that lhioclf- _ ed the Dodgers out of the National, League lead. l

Combined with St. Louis‘ Oat-d- inals success "$111951 New y 1;, "141 setback droppki Biootcs i1 to s ond place with LI tceord oi‘ five ti 11 and five lost on their tin-tl west- ern tour. They fittisn ill."l'.‘ jaunt

with another slttglt against" the Cubs today. Lou stringers double, icoring

Marv Rickert, \\'."ts the paynlf blow of the Bruins’ 1,1 e spurt Trailing 3-2 going into the last 1111111151 Pc-"i- nuts Lowrey cpeiicc with a single Rlckcrt doubled" scoring Lowrcy and tying it up. Alli!’ Bob Schef-

fing had been given on zntein- tlonal pass by Hank Btthiana‘: Stringer broke .1 up before any-

body was out.

Paul Erickson. who took ever af- ter Johnny Schlrrz had been 11ft- Qd for pinch nittc-r Bill Nicholson, earned his eighth victory on a two- lnnlng job.

St. Louis rotttz-d its persistent New York Giants Jinx 13-f- to re- gain undisputed possession cf the league lead in the first some of a day-and-night doiibieiicadcr.

Assured of remaining in first. place, at least tvernight. tv tie Dodgers’ loss to Cubs, the Red Birds lashed out with a ilarrv of 15 hits that iacltideci four homers. a pair off the bat of Erv Dusak and one each by Wliitev Kurowikt and Bios Slaughter.

The Cardinals sent starter

inning and continued to bltist M Budnick for a iotril <11 tire 0n six hits '15 they baited .1ll tire

_ way around and started over agiin.

It was Johnny Beazleys sixth win and the 11th defeat for T1 inklc, the first of sir (hunt DliCIPWS.

Cincinnati Pet's split twin home bill with Bision, taking the nlghboap 2-0 011 Ewell BlackweTs four-hit pitching after Bravcs had won the opener 8-4

Only 4,746 cash customers were on hand to sec Blackwell notch his seventh victory agllillst 11 de- feats.

In handing Iuhlmy VandI-rmeer hi! eldihth defaat of the seison as lgalnst nine vicnories. the Braves nicked him for six runs on i0 hits 1n eight inningrs in the first gun-e.

Johnny 51in azho has been n gyoubietmplgetr for Cmcinnmi this ‘e330,,’ notghad hi5 15th triumph g] the year against 12 loves.

STREAMLINEI) PELICAN S

Rain that varied from a Scotch

mist to a drenching downpour yesterday failed to bring the Ilfxl post-war ladies’ golf iouriiitineni to a halt. The ladies braved the elements and the ﬁrst and second round of the championship were run of! as par schedule. The senti- ﬁnals will be played today with the ﬁnal scheduled for Friday afternoon. ' + 1- + §

Two interested former Maritime ladies’ cham- plons attending the meet are Miss E. Bauld and Miss Maisie Howard. Miss Biiuld has won the title no fewer than 10 times and lVLiss Howard captured the coveted trophy consecutively in 1938-39. 1-

spectators and

The bronze-coated trophy which was put up for competition back in 1914 bears the names of Mari- time lady champions from 1920. Miss Baulcl won the trophy year and again in 1921. In 1922 Mrs. C. W. Rowling's won the championship. From 192$ until '28 the coveted Drlze remained 1n the possession of Miss Bauld. + Il- + -l-

Other winners from 1929 were: 1929—Miss 1930—Mlss ISM-Mrs. 1932-Miss MISS-Miss Barbara Jack 1934»—ML§ Dorothy Holmes 1935—Miss E. Bauld l936—Mi.ss E. M. Creighton l93’7——M1'ss Barbara Trites 1938—MLss Maisie Hayward ISXlQ-AVIJSS Maisie Howriird

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Rain forced cancellation of the harness horse racing IIPOEYHI“ stihetiuled for Summerside track yesterday, but today horses are readv for the starters and it is expected that desDllE the forced postponement there will be a zood attendance at the four- clas meet.

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Dorothy Holmes Audrey McLeod S. E. Goodwin. E. Bauld

The ﬁnal act of this year's City Baseball League presents No. 1 Sunday M the oncl when Rovers clash in the opener of came series i0 determine _ team that will hold the title urlill next season rolls alonz- And .1116!!- lnz bv the intense rivalry between the lwo squads. ball fans Shflllld witness a scintillating series.

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The Prnkanss, and on June in the 70th and richest Belmont Suku. this dew cbennut coll takes it: place with II! other nu: one: of the turf who have clptured thu Triple Crown. Asnult also won ab: 850.000 Dryer Sukn n Aque- duct on Juno 15th. thereby boostinl hi: ﬂlnlﬂll to 4539310- Tbs 11th blues: prhl winner in hlnory, he mun on all comm bl mad Th dauphin.

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AUGUST 29.19‘;

Cpen City League Finals 0n Sunday

Originally scheduled to get un- derway tonight the opening name of the City Lcuuui- baseball final? between Anchors and Rovers ilias Ll C)‘

been xvi iilieitd ii) Sunday noun it was learned from league effietuis last night.

Postponement W?“ 13W’? hQlh

squads u colt-pie of extl'a_d'1_\'s in which to p.101 1n [)l‘il(‘ll(‘(f llvks 811d

I .both teams should be right at the

peak of their forms when they take up their positions for the opening tussle in a series that. 1s fully expected to go the limit.

Wﬂllillglﬂnllll S’side Teams Play Tonight

Tile first game of the send-ﬁnal ystrirs tor tlie provincial lilterntcd- ‘nine lnswbail cilulllplullShltl will be “Pklti iii.» t'\‘(".l.ll'-1 111 Summerside tat the race track diamond stari-

1111.1 at out tlJiilf-ltlll 1111112. between

Wellington Dodgers and Summer-

sidc All-Stars. The ﬁrst

was actually scheduled for Tues- dav night at Wel-lltlgton but it ii-as rained out utter four innings

o: play tiiiririz which no runs

were scored. This should indicate that the two teams are matched and tonighfs game should the titie oi‘ tiie but of the season. |lt is hoped that a large crowd iriil turn out.

The second fro-me will be played at Wﬂllllqltlll at a later date and the Wlllilllltl team will meet the Charlottetown All-Stars for Lhe provincial championship. S

1:12 baseball fans plenty to en- thuse about whenever they clash- ed in the not easily forgotten days of the old Citv League. They were both smart ball clubs and in baseball stizvse both literally hated the around tli-e other walked on. Their clasitis were {tltvuys hard- hitting. hard base running affairs with no 0111 zer asked or none given. '1t1ev played for keeps, giv- ing their all to w-in. + + +

This year the names have been " ‘Fhrrc are none of thn :1_\‘t‘1's on this years squads but the llL'\\'L‘.llllL‘!'S have shown in 1111112110 tusls t0 (late that the same rivalri- exists between them. Auitin it is north einders against iwest end 1's and Sunday's partici- pating trains 111m‘ be n01 as 200d ball clubs as their predecessors. nevertheless titcv plrtv the game the same \\".=i.'. Io win at all costs. + + + 1-

So Sundav writ-h hath seeking that all-important first victory in a short series it is expected they will nlav the string out. Although 1101111111; definite has been released it is expected that pitchlmz aces will be selected for mound duties bv both clubs and fans may very well witness a keen pitching duel or’ on the other hand a free-hit- tintl. hitzh scoring encounter.

EDINBURGH, ~ (OP) — Pro".- pects arc poor for the grouse-shoot- ng season, with reports from the moors that stocks are litt‘e bet- ter than last so 11.

Kissing the hands o: great men “iv-is an ancierr. (‘week custom.

net of the Kentucky Derby.

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For Ladies

Two player; from the v Golf and Country Club. Halifax, and two from the Belvedere Club. Charlottetown. all but splashed

the Maritime Ladies Golf Union , champ nship after 36 holes of 1 ntutch play which produced good, bad and indifferent golf here yes . terday.

Mrs. E. M. Hudson, Halifax, with clubmate Miss Priscilla Bailey will meet in the upper bracket cl the semi-final play this afternoon while Mrs. E. M. Bagnall and Mrs. George Buntarn of the Chuilotte- town Club will compete in the lower bracket.

The lady golfers braved the ele- ments yesterday as they played over a rain and wind swept course in morning and afternoon rounds in the renewal of the Maritime ladies’ golfing classic.

Heavy greens and Soggy fan'- ways saw scores skyrocket, but it‘. several instances close, keen and evenly fought matches resulted.

Mrs. Don Campbell, Charlotte- town, forced Mrs. E. M. Hotison, Halifax, to the full l8 holes be- fore going down to defeat in the second round of the champlrmsnip Play.

A victory of the upset variety was scored by Mrs. George Bun- luin, Charlottetown port sitle player, who eliminated Mrs. F, W. Ynuniz. Truro, two-up.

Mrs. E. M. Bagnall, Charlotte- town. u former finalist here when Miss Dorothy Holmes. Trurn, won the championship in the 1934 10;..- nament, defeated Mrs. O. D. Mac- Gregor, Halifax, 4 and 3 to remain in the hunt for the title,

The upset in the morning round occurred whm Mrs. R. T. Holman, Charlottetown Club Champion. fcll by the wayside to Mrs. George Tip/pet of the Brlghtwood Club, Dartmouth. The score was nne-up

Favored to cop the champ: ship now held by Miss Maisie Howard. Truro, and won in 193!) is Miss Priscilla Bailey, Halifax, Nova Scoiia champion who turned in two sparkling rounds by clim- inating her opponents 8 and 7. and l0 and 8.

sOllll-IIIIZIIS were reached in the championship Consolation and the

First Flight. Semi-finalists ' the Firs’. Flight are Mrs, A. J, slam, Charlottetown, Mrs. M’, Barter,

Truro, Miss L. Baker. Truro and

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their way lntn the semi-finals of. and '7.

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FIRST ROUND RE BULLS

Mrs. E. M. Hodson, Ashbum. de~ featcd Mrs. T. Lugan, Ashburn, 8

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Mrs. Don Campbell, Charlotte- town defeated Miss D. Concloguti. Brizhtweotl. 4 and 3.

Mrs. G. Tlppet, Brlghtwood. de- leafed Mrs. R. T- olman. Chm‘- lottetown. one-up.

Miss Priscilla Bailey, Ashburn. defeated Mrs. E. MacNeill, Bright- wood, 8 and 7.

Mrs. 0. D. MacGregor, Ashbum. defeated Mrs. W. Coolen, Ashburn,

4 and 3.

Mrs. E. M. Bagnall Charlotte- tewn, defeated Mrs DeBlors. Charlottetown, 2 and l.

Mrs, G. Buntnin, Charlottetown. defeated li-Irs, MaeKinnnn. Charlottetown. two-up.

Mrs. F. W. Young, Trurn. de- feated Mrs. D Himmclmnn, Bizght- wood. 5 and 4.

FIRST FLIGHT

Mrs, A, J. Haslam. Charlotte- town, defeated Mrs. R. Norman. Charlottetown, 8 and '7.

Mrs. W. MacNcill, Charlotte- town, bye.

Mrs. M, Barter, Truro, bye.

Miss Dorothy Stewart, Char- lottetown. bye.

Mrs. E. MacDonald. Charlotte- town, defeated Mrs. S. MacDonald, Charlottetown. 4. 11ml 3.

Miss L. Mailman. Brightitinod. defeated Mrs, A. Howait. Char- lottctown, 4 11nd 3-

Mrs. J. P. Clarke. Ch‘to\vn, bye.

SECOND ROUND Championship Division

Mrs. Hmlsrin. Halifax, defeated Mrs. Don Campbell. CharloPc- to-wn, fwd-up.

Mrs, Priscilla Bailey, Halifax, de- fcutcd Mrs. George ‘Ftp-pet. Dart- mouth, 10 and 8.

Mrs. E. M. Bugnall, Charlotte- town, defeated Mrs. O. D Mac- Gregor, IIalifaX. 4 and 3.

Mrs. George Buntuin, Charlotte- town, defeated Mrs. F. W. Young, Truro, two-up.

Championship Consolation

Mrs. T. Iiagan, Halifax. defeat- ed Miss D. Conologuc, Dartmouth,

Mrs. J. P. Clarke Charlottetown 4 and 3. . d ‘ . , . - - , /[~-, M_ B t-, Tiiiro, defeatc Sinii-fnuhsts in the Chttmi-cn- Mrs. R T. Holman. Charlotte ~ I‘ H) SMQQQir Charlottetown 4 ship Consolation Match are. Mrs. town, (liifcatcrl Mrs. E. MueNeill, and a ' ' T. Luann, Halifax, Mrs. R. T. Hnl- Dzirtmoutli, 5 und 4. ‘ ‘ L Baker‘ Truro‘ defeated mm,‘- C]‘"]°ll¢’l°\\'"- M“$ N. ‘l. lJ‘— Mrs. N. H. DrBlois. Chtlrlottc- “l; E Mat-Donald Charlottetown, Blots, Charlottetown, and Mrs. E. dﬁfﬂuled 1\{|-§_ w, cmpm gégd . ' W.lli/faeK111npn. Charlottetown. , 3 and 7, M“ i P‘ Ck“.ke_ gharlnnagnwm Tm’ mm-mng “.19 "m- ""1" M ~- E- W- MHCKHHW". chill" defeated Miss L Mailman, Dart- testunts will participate ~11 ap- lottctmvn. ilefeaitctl Mrs Himmei- 1h panda Pr°a°lltl}:$- Plight! and iirivi-ii: man. Dartmouth, 6 and S. mou ' ' (‘P1111381 ions. t 2 ' ] ] , '5 afternoon semi-final mgtghes ul/‘Iiyll First Flight First “mm Consmaun. be played. i . Mrs. R. Norman. bye. Yesterdays results follow: Mrs. A. J. Haslam, Charlotte- Mrs s. MacDonald. bye. ‘ Mrs. A Howntt. bye.

Charlottetown Club Tourney Resumes Today

Further play in the Ch-ti-lotte- town Tennis Club TWPW-TDQ“! ‘was washed out yesterday alter- noon and evening but matches are expected to be resumed today" Tile feature match is scheduled ‘for 4 p.m. when Yvon Boudirias ai-c. Earl Smith will battle It out l the M_en's Singles cmnPﬁ-l-ltlo" WY m“ right to meet B111 Moresi-Je, who was seeded for tne tournamcnt.

Both Boudrias arrl Smith have (our victories to their crenit in reaching the iinai stbge- The I97‘ mer scored two ‘ID-Wis l" 3'5 "m" {My mnmh iiﬁféﬂllng firs. Ivan Connors in a three-set match and them, “Lcfty" Raddin in a five-set duel. Smith. on the lower bracket cf the tournament sheet reached the high rung in straight se.s Both players are noted for their steady style of play ctr/J .-'.1ck of lll\"ma'»'~‘_~- predictions eliminates a IHVOTY-C and would indlrzaée that a bung-up match L! expccte .

The following is today's sched-

Men'a Singles (Final)

4 pm. Y. Boudrlas V-i E 5mm‘- Men‘; Doublel

Moreside arrl Reddin vs Whlitr and Burnett.

Mlxcd Doubles

l‘. Reddin and BWDeBlois vs. D. GrOTiIG and J. ‘MacDonald.

I. Connors anft E. Winn vs. J- Cullcr. and M. doom!‘-

Ludies Doubles E. wraiiéina caoigpbrll vﬂ- l Sinclair an , aws . H. Lawson and J. MacDonald ya. B. DeBlcis and A. DeBlOlS-

All Stars Practice

The Knights of Columbus All Star gi-rls softball team. Islayid Champions, will hold a ‘practice session on the K: of C. dlﬂlllonlnt Victoria Park, this evening u. 6-30 sharp.

town. defeated Mrs. W. MIWNQIH- Charlottetown, 6 and 4.

Shown above In some u good season's sport.

‘Front llnw: Ii‘. Martin, J. Bunte, A. Back Row: Earl Goon. Jim Duvcv McCourt, Club "

Baseball's “Big Six”

(Associated Pro») Three leader: In each league. Player, Club G AB R, 1-! p“ X-Muslal '

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Mlze, Giants ﬂ- Amerlcln league; wait-mi, ma Sox u,

x-Doea not Include tonight‘! games.

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King's Counsel Pace a Mile In 1.59 3-4 In Taking Feature Event

slats‘: trait‘: ma’... Suckers And Kids Meet 0n Friday

Counsel. from ‘the stable of E. J. Baker. recorded the fastest mile paced in competition this season in winning the $2.500 Sinizle “G" pricing stake on the Grand Cir- cuit program today at the Duq- uoin Fair. With Harry Fitzpatrick in the sﬂlky. King's Counsel covered the _ _ ﬁrst mile in 1:5B%.the year's best K o!" C, -- - -~~ _ The first some in the f-ii the Knights of Cnluntltip ‘i Itouguc ltctwticn llic Cilltti ' and Bohhy So-ultcrs to 11in.» been played lust cvcniut: was postponed until Friday evening ul. T110 sharp. Owing to the Cuntlull Kids lie- lng unable to get off duty earlier, the games will bc plzrvtid in .-clayl.

time for a paced heat in a race and followed with 2:011»; mark on the second trip for the two fast- vsl wmDetitive heats bv a Dacer this season.

The summaries:

Single “G” Pace. 82,500

Kl ‘ . . . . . céwiegrmn) __ FRIlVG mining: one night anti foul Dr’ Blmdle (Muhcmey) "'2 3 l Thgciwlay will he the bi st three (Ony starters). , V ' Time. 1.59% 3.00%. out of flte games. ovemkht TIM’ “'5” Entries arcFletI-gtttrimv in for thg Alexandria (Mahoney) ""1 1 1 dweisiginipoofsegtlztlfgttjiltivDmlrtN] hhﬁycl Jnselv“ (Cleveland) 3 2 2 their names to Gi~:I1It-p}~]ll1iini-~<§x:-y Th)“ Gm ‘mag 2 6 a at the recreation (‘enire ill‘ hi1‘ Rex Worthv (Leonard) .1813 3 w Campbo“ 50 Grmon S, ‘ ' Desire Hanover (Etzan) ll 3 10 ' Juhlm, Trjnnh “awn” V°1° ‘F-Ywl") 4 5 7 It now looks as 1r tht-rt’ “~11 b0 cub. Harmv" (Webb) -'7 4 4 a junior tennis IC/llrlllllllfllli- A Time: 2:05, 2:05. 2106M. number pf 1mm M“, git their \villln"n:~c~ w r“.1lf‘l'lll‘

2:“ m"! TYM- $25M your name in quickly,

Chris Spencer (Whitney) 1 l 1 2:03 Bar Pace, $8.000 Algiers iFltzpatrick) 2 3 3 Texas Han-over tvinevard) 1 i! Frontiersman (Witt) 3 4 2 Brown Prince (Shell) 5 21 Revliind tBei-ryt .. 5 2 5 Clsco (Rose) . . 2 34 Cheer Ub (Erwin) 454 Mightv Lucv tstone) i113 (Onlv starters). Carl Frisco (Manon-av) 445 Time: 2209/1». 210056. 21011.6. Time: 2:01"l, 2101's, 2:02.

RACES summtnsutt TC-DAY llllti. 2911i.

stszo m runsrs $1520 4g cusses 51

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WAIT N'SEE. owned by Willard Kelly. Southpom

0- U» VOLO. owned by Harold Stead. Bzacklcy. ~ LORRAINE ABBE. owned by James McNeil], Kcnslngton. BONNIDS BOY, owned by John l! * , Summerside. WINNIE SCOTT, owned by John ﬁrmer. Klnllora. BRIGHT SPOT. owned by Dnvld McLeod, Charlottetorvn.

CLASSIFIED TROT ‘

BIAVIRDMZ. owned by Don McNeil], Summeniile. BUDDY MOKO. owned by “ _ Bmoklnl. Kenslngton. GEORGE MAC, owned by Ban Nbwlom, Brackley.

EVA WOR-TIIY, owned by Dr. P. McIntyre, Montague. Kill-Y's NIGHTMARE. QWIIIGI by m. Blihllp, Charlottetown. BILLIE KALMUCK, owtnod by Lea Howard, Cornwall LUSTICIA. owned by C. H. Chandler, Charlottetown.

CLASSIFIED PACE

LADY ROSE. owned by Wilfred Pnught, Cherry Valley. BUDDY BUDIDNG. owned by Harold Stead, Brackley. SHIRLEY H. TEMLE. owned by H. Ind S. Stables, Churlnticlutii MARJORIE BUDLONG. owned by Lelhrr Rankine, Southport. JUST BETTY, owned by Dr. B. F. Seaman. Charlottetown.

JANE IIABVESTIII. ("ﬁled Ily 41mm opt-mi, Ellllilllllc.

LETS NIGHTMARE, owned by Jinan-O'Brien, Elmsdnle.

JUNE MORNING. who! by Gen. MacDonald, Mermaid.

JUST FLICICA, owned by Ihrold Cutlmore, BHICIIIC)’.

LUCKY 373N953. Win06 by Slmmonl d; MacArthur, Kenslnulml» MAUDINE BUDLONG. owned by Alex Agnew, Cliarlottctmvn 1111.111":

YICTORIA DRIVING CLUB STAKE-PURSE $629

L-CAPTAIN ADBI, IIIIII by Illl Colel, Milton.

lr-SII. FRANCIS DRAKE. o!!!“ by Buy Phillips, MacNeIITs Mills lt-MONANA. owned by B. S. Humphrey, Remington. L-MAIIION ,1... owned by Goo. Sample. Remington.

h-VERA EDITION, OIIMI by Lorna Kelly, Charlottetown. l-DAI-l 3-. owned by Goo. Iluhu. Buckley.

1.41mi: Auburn. mu by Oyrll Smith, 1mm River. l-BUTCIE‘! BOY, owned by Maynard Maﬂulgun, St. Mary's Rd Ol-GIOBGI GUY. owned by Art Jly. Bordon.

It-BILIN IUDLONG. GIIIOI by I. l. MloMurtln, Kelvin. IIr-‘DU DILLON, and Ollclln l Younker, Charlottetown- lL-GTAI. JUNIOI. owned y J. L. mum. Cherry v.11”. , lL-DAN IAIVIBTII. owned by Andrew hrry, Summenlde. lln-l-AMONA GUY. IIIIOI by Dull Pond. Charlottetown. Ill-HIDDEN‘! MAGIC, Iwllol by lob Ilium. Woodstock, N. B lOi-JTMMII A, Iwlml by Pony Arblng, (llnrlottetown.

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